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We have a lambda function which is hooked up and listens to both MSK and self-hosted Kafka instances to process incoming messages. While in case is MSK the event source mapping works fine, for self-hosted event source mapping SDK panics with error as follow:
{
"errorMessage": "json: cannot unmarshal number -23 into Go struct field KafkaRecord.records.headers of type uint8",
"errorType": "UnmarshalTypeError"
}
This seems like some type mismatch (uint8) so it can't properly unmarshal negative numbers coming in the lambda event payload.
We had opened AWS support case and worked with them to some degree but unfortunately they couldn't provide us much context so we did debugging ourselves.
We have a lambda function which is hooked up and listens to both MSK and self-hosted Kafka instances to process incoming messages. While in case is MSK the event source mapping works fine, for self-hosted event source mapping SDK panics with error as follow:
This seems like some type mismatch (
uint8
) so it can't properly unmarshal negative numbers coming in the lambda event payload.We had opened AWS support case and worked with them to some degree but unfortunately they couldn't provide us much context so we did debugging ourselves.
The issue seems to be present in the versions
1.26+
of the Lambda SDK, and downgrading to 1.25 or below doesn't cause this unmarshal error to appear. The main different is the presence of theheaders
field in the struct introduced through https://github.com/aws/aws-lambda-go/pull/385/files#diff-cf0e5ac9714618f1821f8694da87d7af4579e0eafed210e8dbdcc5977bf5a69eR20. This might also be related to some previous issue #390.As mentioned above this only applies to self-hosted event mapping, not MSK events.
Environment:
1.17
1.26
,1.27
,1.28
2.7.0
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